Lmao you gotta work with what you have brother. I live in the sticks it's black Grey or Hunter orange lol.
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Lmao you gotta work with what you have brother. I live in the sticks it's black Grey or Hunter orange lol.
Someone stole or debit card info when we went to Pigeon forge last week so we are waiting on the wife's paycheck next Friday. Then I'm going to two tone the kimber. I just can't take it. And it would look goofy black and Grey. So we are going silver in the frame and black on the controls and slide. I wish I could hit it with a blaster with glass or aluminum oxide
someone needs to call vht and tell them to make a od green and a flat dark earth. also im considering doing this to a synthetic stock and curing it with a heat gun instead of backing any thoughts??? think it would hold up?
Check out there website. I believe they make something for plastic applications.
will do im trying this stuf out on something tomorrow i just have to decide what gun and what colors! will post before and after pics. i may go with a red and black ga bulldogs shoty but i cant decide.
Definitely want to see that. Go Dawgs
Looks like I've got a few spots on the kimber that are starting to flake. I am going to have it blasted with aluminum oxide or glass and then redo it all in two tone. The only spots are on the slide on the serrations and around the trigger guard. I don't see any wear in the usual spots like the end of the slide at the bbl. I may just leave it and see what it does
I assume that the spots that are chipped off were poorly prepared. There are only three spots. The rest of the finish is bullet proof. I have tried picking at it with a sharp knife and no problems with it coming off. Just make sure you get a good sanding and degrease maybe even bake it to off Gas any grease or oils
just read this thread. how did you sand everything down? did you use a sand blaster? what kinda grit sand paper?
I used 400 grit sand paper. Next time I'm going to media blast with aluminum oxide. I guess I didn't sand well enough it's chipping in a few places. But for the most part it's holding beautifully.
